Gin's morning had started off well. She had woken up after a long night's sleep - something that rarely happened nowadays - and had finally eaten a breakfast that didn't involve an instant meal, now that she had someone that could cook for her. She hardly had any paperwork to do, which meant she would get home early - again, something that rarely ever happened. She had been working all morning without stopping so that she could be able to leave even earlier than she planned. There was nothing like a free afternoon, where she could spend time with Sake or Anshin as she pleased. She sighed happily, just thinking about what she could do with the much wanted free time. However, her plans just had to be cancelled. There was always something that got in the way. There weren't any exceptions. Such was the life of a Kage. Just as Gin signed the last sheet of paper and let go of the pen, she heard something coming from the radio.

At that moment she knew that her afternoon would be ruined. Her stomach sank, she felt like crying. "Why?! Just why?!" She yelled. The message was for her to get her ass over to the gate, lest a rogue shinobi kill her guards. Additionally, he wanted to join the village. Way to make a good impression. She sighed. She had no choice now, did she? Gin opened the window in her office, thinking that she would get to the gates faster if she left this way. She sped up across the streets. Once she got to the gates, she stood atop, looking down on the new shinobi. She looked at him warily and skeptically. "State your name and a good reason why I should let you in here," She said, her tone was chilling and dry, expressing just how much of an inconvenience she thought that this newcomer was.

Gin watched as the man turned away. It was a cheap move, really, trying to get her to insist for him to stay just because he was a medic-nin. "You're bluffing," She stated simply, probably calling his attention before he began to leave. She felt the wind pick up and instantly knew that a sandstorm would come in less than half an hour. She had lived in the desert most of her life. She knew these things by heart already. "There's a storm brewing and we both know that," She began. Illustrating her chain of thought for him. "You say you come from Iwa so you've probably been travelling for days. People who don't know the desert get lost in storms easily and run out of food even quicker," She stated. Her tone now had a hint of slight amusement. "My point is, you need us more than we need you. So let me ask this again, why are you really here?" She said, her tone turning slightly menacing towards the end of her phrase. "I suggest you answer with honesty. The odds are in my favor here, after all."

If there was something that Gin didn't tolerate, it was disrespect. It pissed her off to no end when people didn't recognize her authority. People even within her own village often felt that they could step over her just because she was a woman, or because she was new at the job. The fact that an outsider - from Iwa nonetheless - was doing so only made it worse. Who did he think he was? He was nothing more than an exiled shinobi. Her eye twitched and her slight grin turned into a blank frown. "Do I want you, you ask?" She began, her voice tense and chilling. "Why would I want an insubordinate bastard from Iwa?" She yelled, crossing her arms over her chest. She didn't need more people that tried to undermine her authority.

The young Kazekage groaned in frustration. So he just wanted to get into the village? That was difficult to believe. He could have easily been a spy from Iwa. "Why should I believe you?" She asked simply. "Give me a good enough answer and I'll let you go through these gates. Fail to do so and you'll find yourself at the receiving end of my blade," She said. Her tone was serious, it left no room to doubt her. She looked down at the foreigner, carefully inspecting his every move. Her guard was up, so that she could come up with a quick response if he tried to attack her. But she made herself seem at ease and relaxed. "You also ruined a damn fine afternoon, I'll have you know," She added, her voice more relaxed.

(OOC: Hope it's okay I entered but I don't think Gin should deal with you alone considering the situation)
Nora entered the room the room with a semi-sadistic smile he heard the yelling, and came to make sure that his favorite kage was okay. He stood behind the kage as both a comforting presence for the kage and an intimidating figure for the rouge. He smiled and placed his hand on her shoulder and wispered in her ear. "Ma'am I hate to be disrespectful, but we do need healers, and we should at least test his abilities; maybe put him through a probationary period. If he looks funny we could kill him then" Nora generally was a voice of destruction, but in thi situation he was attempting to be a voice of reason and should things get bad a way to keep his kage safe.

Gin grunted. Even though she didn't want to accept it, Norahike had a point. They were short handed at the hospital. However, she had a tendency to dislike people that came from Iwa. She found them untrustworthy. They usually played dirty, using spies and the like to gather information on the other villages. She narrowed her eyes. Even if he was a spy, she could probably still use him. She would keep a close eye on him for the first few months. If he managed to form close ties in the village, she would practically win herself the loyalty of someone who was possibly strong. After all, he had to have some degree of strength to survive in the desert on his own.

By the way the newcomer yelled at Norahike, she could tell that he had a bit of an attitude. She generally liked people who could stand their own ground and who could stand up for themselves, even when confronted with someone who could easily take them down. It was a trait that she encouraged the people of Sunagakure to have. Maybe this new addition wouldn't be such a bad idea after all... She pursed her lips as she thought about what to do for a moment and finally resolved to let him in, though not with a couple of conditions before. "Alright, I'll grant you a place here," She began, though she still sounded as if she were forcing herself to accept him into the village. "But you'll have to take a place both as a teacher and as a medic in the hospital. Those are the only two conditions I have for you, besides the obvious."

Nora was skeptical in the ninja but didn't attack he had more patience now thanks to a certain genin. "Well Mouse," playing on the mans name, "Looks like you and I will be spending a lot of time together... but first a test of your abilities" he grabs the puppets arm behind him and stabbed it into his hand all the way through, Then he pull the blade out, " now if you can heal this you are in fact at least a descent healer but if you can't..." his voice trails off